Beautiful movie from the point of view of a dog

[Adina P]

We attend our local Banff Mountain Film Festival every year.  Awesome outdoor/adventure movies on a big screen.  This one was a tearjerker from the dog's point of view.  You all will understand.  Made me want to snuggle Rosco at the movies.  He's almost 10 and a big dog.  Scary to think about his age now and that he won't be around forever. 

Seriously, have a tissue handy.  But totally worth watching.

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[Judy, Meg & Polly Wolly Doodle]

Wow!

[Lynda Kamrath]

Beautiful!  So many memories of our dog, not at all like this one, but wonderful memories just the same.  I will be forwarding this link.

[Linda, Charlie Brown and Beau]

Thanks for sharing this link Adina.

[Carol and Banjo]

Tears flowed at the image of him being carried over his shoulders.....

[Jane, Guinness and Murphy]

I really loved this.

[Nancy & Echo]

I'm in tears and I don't even have a dog yet.  Thank you so much.

[Cheryl and Finnegan]

I feel so grateful when I see a dog living out a full and purposeful life with his person(s).  Grateful, I guess, that we share this world with them.  My son and I had a saying whenever we started something new.  We said "It's an adventure."  I feel the same way when my furry pawed kid is with me. I can't contemplate losing him ever -- but when that day comes I want to let him go  knowing that we shared the most fun and love that we could -and lots of adventures. This is a beautifully done film - thank you for sharing.  

[Jenny and Cooper]

Thanks for sharing. I had teary eyes from beginning til end. Happy tears and sad tears. Happy they have each other, sad that it had to end. :(

[DJ & Chance]

OMD, this is so very touching.  Thank you, Adina.

[Jagger & BobCat]

I love Banff films too, thanks for the heads up